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Talking about my decision to give up my TV to releave stress

Things that the users would expect to find in an application should always be there.

Did Microsoft steal my idea of using Word as an editor for writing blog posts?

Simplicity can be applied to all sorts of problems no matter how complex they are.

The .NET community finally stepped up and ended the ongoing stupid debates.

I’ve noticed that there are two different ways developers locate private variables used by properties. One way is to locate the private variable next to the property that returns them and all other private variable...

Some years ago there was a lot of fuzz about the importance of the W3C XHTML standard. I’ve always been a firm believer of the standards and built every website to comply with them. But why? Very brief history The...

Some time ago, I wrote a post called “ Is ASP.NET too difficult? ” and I strongly believe that it is. Yet at the same time it cause problems by making it too easy to do relative advanced programming. It doesn’t seem to...

The built-in AJAX feature of ASP.NET 2.0, also known as Client Callback, is simple to utilize but a beauty in disguise. I’m not talking about the “Atlas” toolkit for ASP.NET but the ICallbackEventHandler interface that...